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Stuart Lewis updated DS-525:
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Attachment:
[DS-525]_Move_item_-_inherit_default_policies_of_destination_collection.patch
> Move item - inherit default policies of destination collection
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> Key: DS-525
> URL: http://jira.dspace.org/jira/browse/DS-525
> Project: DSpace 1.x
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: DSpace API, JSPUI, XMLUI
> Affects Versions: 1.5.0, 1.5.1, 1.5.2, 1.6.0
> Reporter: Stuart Lewis
> Fix For: 1.n
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> Attachments:
> [DS-525]_Move_item_-_inherit_default_policies_of_destination_collection.patch
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> When using the UI to move an item, the item is moved, and it takes its authZ
> policies with it,
> However, a common use case is to move an item from a dark collection, to an
> open collection. In this case, it is desired behaviour for the authZ policies
> to be updated to the default policies of the destination collection.
> This patch gives a new checkbox for jspui and xmlui to allow the destination
> policy to be inherited. By default the checkbox is unchecked.
> The API has been updated to add this as a boolean option on the Item.moveItem
> method.
> The patch also fixes two bugs with the xmlui move item function:
> 1) When selecting which collection to move the item to, the collection that
> is is currently in is no longer listed.
> 2) Previously a new authZ policy was added to the item to allow the admin to
> move the item. This was not removed once the item had been moved. If an item
> was moved multiple times, lots of these policies were left in the item.
> Instead, the patch updates it to set a temporary action allowing this, rather
> than a policy.
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